Olympion Village

My friend and I stayed here In June just for a few days, after a very late flight and a climb up a hill we arrived to be checked in by a lovely gentleman who Insisted we popped out bags in our room and headed to the bar for a cocktail. Very original cocktails made expertly by the barman who is very chatty. Breakfast and dinner was very basic but enough to keep you going. The rooms were immaculately kept and very clean. The views were stunning. Pool was kept at a comfortable temperature with how hot it was. I will be coming back thank you

There is some good and bad points.... Good points: Firstly check in was smooth and we was in our room within 5 minutes Hotel very quiet Pool area food size and enough sunbeds Friendly staff Few pool tables and large TV Bad points: Food was average , described as a family hotel yet no choices for children, chips on 1 night only. Food is repetitive and bland out of a 7 night holiday we ate out for 4. Cleaners kept coming in when we requested twice that we wanted every other day! And didn't even change linen just a quick mop. Weird rules that we are not allowed to bring food or drink into the hotel ( on a non all inclusive hotel) they want you to buy from their hotel No entertainment whatsoever only greek night once a week. It was an OK stay but few things could of made this so much better.

Kavos out of season was really nice, very quiet. The hotel was good, no entertainment (except 1 night of Greek dancing). Pool was lovely, room large and clean. The food was good but repeatative, we ate out a couple of nights later in the week. Good breakfast. What made the holiday were the people, staff at the hotel, and in the bars were all so friendly and helpful....would recommend

Was little disappointed from the start. In reception lots of people waiting to check in, but only one member of staff working. Small reception, not many people could get inside. Rooms big and clean, the ladies that came and cleaned your room, change towels etc are the nicest of staff members. In the main bar grumpy man, only friendly with does who gave him tips. Everything would be OK, I didn't expect nothing amazing , but the food was the worst part of our holiday. I was with my mother. We are not fussy about food, but in the hotel the food wasn't very good. Every day the same, not much to choose from. Meals that should be served hot, were cold and not very nice. If you want to try Greek kitchen, forgot about, nothing there was traditional Greek food. My mother after eating in the restaurant had upset stomach. We decided to eat in town instead. The local coffee shops had much better food and freshly made. Overall nice holiday, but I wouldn't go back.

Just had a fantastic holiday here from start to finish lovely smiling welcoming staff from reception to Bar staff restaurant staff Anna, Sophie, Deanna, and not to mention SPERIOS he was a great chap Food Very good Breakfast and Evening meals something for everyone you can get a light lunch and a beer at the pool side bar, there is A shower and toilet facilities At the end of the restaurant downstairs at night the bar is open till late with ANDREAS making Everyone laugh, you can watch tv in the bar area, rooms are cleaned daily towels changed and the cleaning staff great fun, there is pool tables and a table tennis table, two pools one for toddlers and a play park, the hotel is a short walk to the centre of Kavos with all the bars and restaurants, All in All had a great time came as guest's left as freinds

Me and my friends stayed for one week towards the end of the season which may explain why we didn't have the problems that other young people have mentioned. firstly the night porter, Costas. When checking in he served us and we weren't surprise by his stern tone and strict instructions (as the other reviews mentioned him). but he was friendly enough and was simply explaining that its a hotel for families and they just ask for respect in the evenings. each night when leaving at midnight and returning at around 4am we walked past him silently and there were never any problems. he greeted us with a thumbs up or a nod and a smile and he was always respectful as were we. so for any young people staying, as long as you are quiet and respectful you won't have any problems, and if you are concerned about the other reviews I imagine they weren't telling the whole story because I can't image Costas would be flipping out for no reason, he is simply doing his job and clearly doing it well. Yes you do have to pay a 50 euro deposit but as I said earlier if you are respectful then you will probably get it all back with no problems. secondly the room itself. not the best. shower was abysmal and flooded the bathroom each day. the beds however were nice enough and the room was spacious. a lot of reviews have said the towels weren't cleaned at all. if you read the instructions, terms and conditions you will see that they only wash them if you leave them in a pile in the corner. so, keep this in mind when you come if you want fresh towels each day. the pool was nice enough and the location was also perfect. the food was good enough for the cost. it was not cold every morning despite some other reviews that stated everything was cold. and dinner always had a good variety of food and plenty of options. lastly the staff was lovely. the older gentleman behind the bar was always friendly and as a group we all loved his service. the staff at reception were also lovely and gave us a free dinner on the last day while we were waiting for our taxi. in my opinion apart from the state of the bathroom and also the fact that they will try and catch you out to take your deposit as long as you read the terms and conditions and the instruction sheet in the hotel room you will not have any problems as it is no different to any standard hotel apart from being a good 5 minutes from about 10 different bars, several clubs and a lovely beach. I can recommend this hotel to other people of all ages as long as you are respectful and read the instructions given to you as well as the terms and conditions you will have a pleasant experience of Kavos.

Horrible entrance to the hotel as we as a group we’re excited to start the holiday we receive a rude lecture about our behaviour despite our professional attitude towards the night porter, after checking in with a limited budget for the holiday we were demanded to pay €50 each as a deposit which from speaking to other people in the hotel is a discriminatory deposit for younger guests. Food was terrible at breakfast as it is mostly served cold even if you go as soon as it opens. Dinner was quite nice and the restaurant manager was very friendly which was a change from having to constantly deal with the night porter heckling us at night. Room didn’t have air conditioning for the first couple days and was turned on assuming that the housekeeping couldn’t work in the sauna that our room was as I was unaware you had to pay for it checking reviews later on. Hotel has a fine sheet which has ridiculous charges, you can expect to be fined €300 for brining a guest to the room, being drunk is also a rule despite the hotel having a bar with alcohol served. We knew someone that got fined because someone made sure he got to his room safely and left. Though he didn’t pay as these fines appear to be more of a threat than a promise as it seems. Getting the deposit back was a nightmare, the night porter called Costas who had be heckling us constantly being rude and giving us dirty looks heading out the door when we were trying to be polite and friendly. Spoke to other younger guests and they also had similar issues with him. The night porter had reported that someone got hit on the first night so we would lose our deposit??? Naturally we fought this stupid allegation and got partially our deposit back €10 short because we paid it by card which took some arguing at reception and a wait for it back so if you are checking out ensure to go to reception a few hours early and one guy never got his deposit back because he paid with cash and it was never written down. His deposit was taken by costas as well but after us telling them to check the cameras there was no manager to check it so he never got his deposit back. Overall not too many complaints about the rooms, pool is fairly good and food is mediocre at best. Horrible time spent here because of the terrible attitude of some of the staff members, definitely not for younger adults enjoying a holiday is Kavos which is notorious for young adult holidaymakers.

Great hotel for families. Bathrooms could use an upgrade. But the staff were absolutely amazing, Shout out to Spyros gave us amazing customer service and made my little boy's holiday. Overall enjoyed our stay and everything was amazing including the food. Would definitely return soon as the bathrooms have been updated and the lack of plug sockets was also a let down as we had a lot of items needing to be charged and only 3 available in the whole room.

My recent stay was an absolute disappointment, and I feel compelled to share my experience to prevent others from encountering the same issues. Inadequate Housekeeping Services: Throughout our stay, we encountered a consistent lack of proper housekeeping. Our bed sheets were never changed, and we were not provided with fresh towels. Despite making multiple requests for fresh towels, we were met with skepticism and questioning from the reception staff about needed fresh towels. This questioning was both unnecessary and unprofessional, as we are entitled to expect basic housekeeping services without having our integrity questioned. Poor Bathroom Conditions: The condition of the shower in our room was shocking. It never drained properly, causing the entire bathroom to flood after each use. This not only created an uncomfortable and unhygienic environment but also raised concerns about the hotel's maintenance and cleanliness standards. Cold Breakfast: The breakfast provided each morning was consistently cold, indicating a lack of attention to detail in the kitchen. Cold breakfasts are not only unappetising but also potentially hazardous to health. Night Porter Incident: On check in we met a lovely lady receptionist who was so kind and helpful and explained the hotel rules and took a €50 deposit per person later which we found out not everyone gets charged and they only charge their young guests, which is blatant discrimination). One of the hotel rules was no noise on the hotel property after 10pm which we accepted as there was families staying. Unfortunately on our fourth night staying in the hotel we were harassed and bullied by the night porter. At approximately 3:30 am we were walking up the hill towards the hotel laughing and joking and as soon as we were in sight distance of the hotel gates we all stopped talking and quietened down. We were met with the night porter sitting at the top of the hotel steps watching out for us. None of us spoke and continued to walk towards our room quietly when he called us over and started shouting extremely aggressively at us and questioning what room number we were staying in and accusing that not all of us staying in our hotel room, also stating we were making too much noise walking up the hill (which was outside of the hotel premises). We then continued to walk and not cause a scene while he continued to shout at us through the hotel. We arrived into our room and were sat eating our food talking when 15 minutes later he knocked on our hotel door and continued to shout at us again saying we have had noise complaints however they could not provide any proof of this). He then proceeded to try step into our room (a room full of 4 young girls) and verbally assaulted us shouting at us how he was going to kick us out or call the police, we told him if that's how he felt he was well within his right to call the police on us. When we asked for his name he got louder and continued to shout at us and threaten us. We